Talk Python - Python 3.11 A Guided Tour Through Code Course

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Early-bird discount

This course is discounted by 35% to celebrate the launch. Early-bird pricing ends on January 1st so grab the discount while it's available.

In this course, you will

Gain a comprehensive understanding of Python 3.11's features

See how TaskGroups can clean up and improve multiple coordinated async tasks

Handle multiple errors with Python's new except * syntax

See how 3.11's new and improved error messages will help both with developing and fixing errors in production

Add notes to exceptions to improve the context and understanding of what went wrong

Coordinate multiple async tasks with asyncio.Barrier

Add a out to a group of async tasks with the new out context manager

See why and how 3.11's zero-cost exceptions work

Learn about Python 3.11's new specializing, adaptive interpreter and see how it makes Python code faster

Use Specialist to visualize and actually improve your applications most critical loops

Avoid SQL-Injection and other nasty traps with 3.11's new LiteralString type.

And lots more

View the full course outline.

For anyone who wants to take advantage of the latest Python features. In this course we focus on Python 3.11's new features of course. But in doing so, we tie them back to many of modern Python's latest idioms and capabilities.

Basic familiarity with the Python programming language and core tools (e.g. pip)

The tools chosen and featured during this course are 100% free and most of them are open source.

While exploring a topic interactively with demos and live code is very engaging, it can lose the forest for the trees. That's why when we hit a new topic, we stop and discuss it with concise and clear visuals.

Here's a graph showing Python 3.10 vs. Python 3.11 performance on the pypi.org web app.

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